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What the title says. I’m trying to discern if using a number acquired and served through JMP for phone and text, versus a mobile carrier, provides a better data security and privacy experience. On the
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It depends on what your threat model is. For example, do you want to mitigate the ability to easily link accounts and other information to you based on a single phone number? If so, then this will hel
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Mar 10, 2026
I think if anything the appeal to me is to be able to jump ship on a number anytime I feel it’s too compromised, with minimal registration requirements-- I.E. personal information. For any communications that are more sensitive, I typically use encrypted mediums.
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